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Meet the Orange County high schooler who wants to advance bilingual education in California (opens the original)
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Orange County had nearly 78,000 English learners – students whose primary language is not English – enrolled in public and private schools in the 2024-2025 academic year. Sailee Charlu, a 17-year-old incoming senior at the Orange County School of the Arts, wants to make sure that these students, and their teachers, have the resources they need to succeed. As schools face a shortage of certified multilingual educations and a lack of resources behind programs, she’s working to bridge the gap for b
First day of school jitters make way for learning excitement in Garden Grove district (opens the original)
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As parents navigate drop-off lines or walk their children to their classrooms, back-to-school means they are also managing the emotions that come with the end of summer. For Toni Lueders, it was all excitement on Monday, Aug. 10, as she walked her two sons, Wyatt, 9, and Westyn, 6, up to the gate on their first day of school at Bryant Elementary in Garden Grove. “I’m excited for them,” Lueders said. “I know that they’re gonna have a great day, so I’m not really nervous.” On Monday, five school d
Fullerton College soars, or hovers, to new heights with enhanced military connections for its drone program (opens the original)
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Fullerton College’s Drone Technology Program — one of the most robust drone education programs on the West Coast — is flying to new heights to strengthen veteran and military connections. Veterans now coming into the program with relevant military experience may be awarded class credit in the drone program, bypassing beginning courses. And a new partnership with a nonprofit that connects veterans to jobs in the autonomous robotics industry is meant to provide more tailored job opportunities once
68-year-old San Juan Capistrano pilot soars through life, always seeking new adventures (opens the original)
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At the Santa Monica Airport 97 years ago, 20 female pilots — including Amelia Earhart and Louise Thaden — took off on a nine-day air race known as the Powder Puff Air Derby. In June, more than 100 women met in East Alton, Illinois, to compete in the Air Race Classic, a modern rendition of the derby that spans four days and 2,400 miles across the United States. Among the women was 68-year-old Donna Harris, a San Juan Capistrano hobby pilot who has made adventure and trying new things part of her
10 ways California can speed up ballot counting, recommended by an elections nonprofit (opens the original)
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California elections need a speed boost, a state nonprofit that works to improve the election process says — and that may come in the form of shortening the time voters have to fix issues with their ballot. In California, every registered voter is mailed a ballot about a month before Election Day, and while voters have myriad ways to return or cast their ballots, most choose to mail them back. That means it can take several days after Election Day for county election officials to count those bal
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